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Hundreds of thousands of students are protesting against poor state of their education systems across Europe. These movements are a part and parcel of a growing social pushback against European
The Tempest National Committee offers its assessment of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections and argues that the massive defeat of Trump and the Republican Party creates an important political opening,
For working families, corporate taxes might seem like a distant concern ā something for accountants, lobbyists, and politicians in Washington to debate. But corporate taxes are vital to whether our
A week before the Pride March and the arrival of Pope Leo XIV in Argentina, a brutal, coordinated attack against travesti and transgender women in Buenos Airesācarried out by more than 100
When people hear about union fights at Starbucks or Amazon, they know the familiar pattern of workers organizing, voting for a union, and then facing company stall tactics on the
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada ā Chelsey Masteij had heard layoffs might be coming at Stelco, so she decided to use up some of her vacation days. She was making the most of
We are living in unprecedented times. The world as we know it is changing rapidly as progress in AI and biomedicine is promising to radically transform our lives. We hear
VenĆ¢ncio Bila Mondlane, the leader of the Mozambican opposition, finds himself awaiting trial (scheduled for November 17) for his alleged role as the progenitor of the seismic protests that followed
The recent election victories of left candidates in New York and far beyondāmany carrying the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) monikerāhave captured national headlines. But the attendant excitement has left
Over the last year, more than 5 million people lost SNAP benefitsāoften called food stampsāacross the United States at an accelerated pace that the Congressional Budget Office had not expected until 2030.
On October 4, Ethiopian government forces and their Tigrayan allies entered Mekelle after fighters loyal to the Tigray Peopleās Liberation Front (TPLF) withdrew from the city. Twelve days later, Prime Minister
Nearly every country in the world has acknowledged that climate change is a serious problem. Itās hard to ignore, as billions of people suffer through increasingly destructive storms and extreme heat. In response, most
